Tesla Sports Cars | 2023 and 2024 Models From Tesla's Lineup of Sports Cars

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2023 Tesla Model S Plaid

$95,997

1,902 miles

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2023 Tesla Model S Standard Range

$96,895

2,845 miles

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2023 Tesla Model S

$73,900

10,148 miles

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$79,995

2,044 miles

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While the famous EV automaker has been making some impressive, high-performance vehicles, we have been waiting a while for a true Tesla sports car. But, that doesn’t mean the US doesn’t have anything to look forward to. The Model S Plaid can be confused for a sports car thanks to its more than 1,000 horsepower and around two-second sprint time, but it won’t be the fastest Tesla car for long. The upcoming Roadster will be all about speed and luxury.

List of Tesla Sports Car Models and Prices

This is a list of the Tesla sports car models currently for sale in the USA:

Model	Power	Engine	Base Price
Tesla Roadster	1,360 hp	Electric	$200,000

What To Consider When Buying a Tesla Sports Car

While electric sports cars are still relatively new to the scene, they aren’t unheard of. But, as perhaps the biggest name in EV technology, Tesla has been a bit slow in bringing us a genuine sports car. That’s not to say that you can’t get a fast car from Tesla, but its true performance cars are something a bit different in comparison.

Pros

Compelling supercar performance
Impressive electric-only range
Futuristic and appealing exterior
Minimalist, high-tech interior

Cons

Absurdly expensive for a road car
Extremely cramped rears seats and tiny trunk
No traditional visceral engine and transmission feel

FAQs

What are the specs of the Tesla Roadster?

Though information is still a little scarce, despite the looming release date, the Roadster is expected to be equipped with three motors as stock that should develop the same 1,020 horsepower found in the Model S Plaid. We do know it will have 7,375 lb-ft of torque, and Tesla claims that the drop-top will hit 60 mph in under two seconds. It will be equipped with an all-wheel drivetrain configuration as standard. The overall range will depend on how far battery technology comes by the time the car launches.